The Sun. — London, England, 1808-04-06 00:00:00

4.o.lrirgrOAT, - •. • • L , „, COW!! el* titAntltY;•Arit.u. , 40'wmts . oi , AITORTC'EY. , A. .Petitiori - - eeas pregenttthoY theYCH.At.temi.l ..praying the appointment! Of ,eertairt. indiviclulils a ':;A:4signees iit the~ reAtter,of-I-Pn'th, , a . Bankrupt.-- 7 -.The case involVed a question - OfOgreat cottim'eicial import,mcc. :It appeared alit "a Firm, confiKting of - setieral partners, were creditor:ou( the Batiltrupt, - residing' in the country,' given their at in London a Power of Attorney to -a6 for - thtm. The .first step to be taken was the choice of Assignees, - and the vote of the agent for the ,house in luestion . was rejected, upon the ground that the Power Of Atter ney .was signed only by • one of the partners, instead uf the whole, awl consequently was insufficient.— This' doetrine was stroug,iy contended against by .Sir . SAMUEL ItO3,I,ILLY, who insiffqed that it was not ,borne out by the law of the 4ind. Lie instanced the great inconvenience that would attend : such a. ,doCirine, as a partner might at the time of the bank 'ruptcy be in a foreign country, and the ohjeetion would hold good as well with respect to proiing a debt as the clioice'of Asy.ignees. . The CWANcsuott said, the inconvenience would go further., 'and might also prevent the 'Bankrupt .trotn obtaining his Certificate. He was afraid there fore of countenancing the dodrine, as it might over turn halt the Commissions and half the Certificates • that had taken place tar years.. But Wts hout declar . - ing his opinion (HI the law, he thb:.ght in equity the Power of Attorney should be admitted as to the ap pointment 0 the Assvues in question. • The case of rife. Earl of ATHLoNE was again post poned=-and the case" of LUDLAM was not spoken to by his Lordship. • 411I,DDLE9 LIC SESSIONS. , HICK'S fIALL,J,PRIL 5. The • °trials this day were very unimportant.-- • folkwing is the only one that crt.:ated stay interest:--- An unfortunate female brought an aEtion for as each and false imprisonment _avinst Mason and his V.ite, in whew bun e' she had resided. It app( ared that the Prosecutrix paid two guineas a o'eetr,. for her kdgings but the Defendant, Mason, fancying, that he could procure another ledger who itould. pay him more mosey, insisted that she shouid f!iimediately, leave his house. ,-She directly hired tylter apartments, and.. called at seven o'clock in the ... , eV'en!ng in a hackney coati) t-take away her trunks ghd-apparel, but the Defendant would not permit to rcm6ve them, unless she paid him his rent. told him his rent was not dile until next day, and .he kept her in the house till it 'was after twelve o.eldck at night, and then insisted that it Wat due, and swore, that. as she had the 'money she should pay it. • Its the mean time he had beat her, hit wile had spit in her face, and struck-her with candle stick.. He then gave the Plaintiff in Charge to 1110 watchman, who cons eyed her to the watch4ou4, and detained her till two o'clock ,next morning, when she was liberated upon the, undertaking of a hoUtekeeper to produce her at the Public Office next day. They appezueii next day, and the Defendant, Maiton., - said he hrt'ilVflo her of robbing his house aOhelate, hour ot tweibe at night ; but no part of iiiik'property li6ving been found in her trunk, the IVia;i:zistrate ::!.;vi..ed her to bring the present .ration, Tire Petendant's daughter; a girl of 18 fears of age, w.ls called as a Witness, and she denied the ap-ault. T:Mr. ALLEY spoke for 'the. Defendant and Mr. GURNEY for the Plaintiff. The' Jury found both Delentionts—,Guilty. The CIiATEMAN, after, lamenting the example that was placed before the Defendant's daughter by Ver parents .leming:their bowie toAemales of a loose Nentenced Mason_ to pay a fine of 7z,rentli euullds, and Ilia wife to be iniprioned joitr, teen dap. • • • Jolur Lemm, a corn-chandler at Hackney, was indicted for assaulting Keene on-the fJ4th of Claologr. It appeared that Keene went . to the De fendant** shof), to ask for a Awall sum due to his triJster, °when the Defendant ticked bun to walk in, and, began to pay - him over the shoulders with a piker, hnocked him doWn, and said that if he had ;a pistol he would' shoothim. On the following mtraing, when taken before a Magistrate, he said tr Kecnc; " It is s 3 a ander I did nut kill ion, for I wig drunk Kist night." Flit v,o , i found Guilty, and the Court ordered him to pay a tine of cat; EL:4- save est e s day Lthearetilez, , oi was .•ronitiotted, chargi-d a ith having, on the fe.d of Nardi in ti p or i,b o f St,Ann's, Westminster, hair- clandestinely concealcd, certain goods, ware's, and mcrchandize, - prohibited in this kjpg , coin (ttainel)), tight vev.es of Bandana tlandker• chiefs, value 81. in conskqucnce of which he was ad jtidged to forieit tht. state of 241, being treble the Nalue.of the said articles ; bat was atieiWards-tniti gated in the penalty of 121. exam - wet:l . costs ; which was accordingly paid. GLorgelteciweo, a notorious and Well-known clia roeter; wirs charged with illegally and unlawlully i;let it g three great coats, which had been entrust srel lits elite by Nr.Bignell, in Tothill-street, the otynf.l'.; and for so otfq.noing was conntaitted for trial. ili'Corlit; wits brm%ht up, Charged with in ins pos , ;essiun Once quarts 01 nun, stis. /) 44..,L:1 to have'bt,en stolen , and not giving a sati's lactoryaccount bow he came by the sattit.., N% coo-, Victed it: the penal sum -ot 40s. s . ..which said tine h: - it bet ii paid, he was,discharged. • LI a 1.1 C• 011 I C 2, N -Pt A 141)ti.N."-'--Yesterday lira..iriarcrs,' • mi,o calls himself a butcher, vt ;t:3 Faith suing. fouvd asicop ..in the pinitiy, lii theitt..luse of Robert-Pickering, Esq. in Groat 120r,m. strt.t.t, liinomshury, between tv..n anti three o'clock yt:pierd,iy snorting; he ,had packed up butter, .cl;r ) s, tiioat, to take away. The tatruly being g.t..s tty *ere: greatly alarmed., 'awl c,a;(4,1 the and secured bite. It •appeared, that. he kid Hit:A the iron-gate of the area, and also the kitch(:u Pth.uuerl'he said he was very ntu.....h . ~stet- koew not what he utas about,-and in. I hat the 0 , were open when he tittered obis t otitradi iy the hervant, 'and tie Prinner 6 .1 , otli • re-examination, From t 1 LONDON GAZEITE, 3, 1808, glriteitall, April .5,,180 . g: 'tint s King La 3 been pleased •to grant onto the ReverenitYrederick Blomberg, Mister of Arts, tho Place and Dignit l y of a , Prebendmy of the Collegiate' Church of St: Peter, Westminster, void by the death of Doctot.Saronel Smith. , ' 1 1 Ccimmirsions sigEed h . y !be Lard Lieutenant of the Coun‘y of Essex. . . JahnCsrabb, Esq. to he Deputy Lieut e nant. Dated Feb. , 434, :1808; Williitn ENlns; Esq. to be ditto. Dated as eLove., t... . ! irestern Battalion of Euex Militia. 0 I- ir Maynard, Esq. to be 'Captain, vice Waltham, resign-- Dited March 6, ;808. East Essex Volunte e r L eg i on . Win. Bewley Tutnell, E s q. to b e C a p ta i n , v i ce J o h n TO , , ,ii,ll;` retetmed. Dated Alarch 9, sBoB. Lieutenant John • Mathews 'to be Captain, vice Rn;liard Tphiell,'resi6ned. Doted March to, 1808. anzinistioas tigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of , . Middlesex. • To be Deputy Lieutenants —Thomas Slack, Esq. Dated Aug,. Y 5, 1,807. The Rev. George Henry Glasse. Dated March ', 1808. lames Re.,d, Esq. Dated March 7,1808. Robert Ray, Esq. Dated March 8, 1808. Raja: Eastern Regiment of Middlesex Mllhia. Joseph Knowles, Esq, to be Captain. Dated Feb. 29,1808. lames Sad], Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated es above. Thomas Beauclerk, Gent, to be ditto. Dated Mach aft, 'bet. Ir'estminitet Regiment of Aliddle4ex Militia. Joseph Bridges, Esq. to be Captain. Dated March 24, anB. St. Ageirew'J att:i St. Gitorge,r Pc&went. To be Captains—Lieutenant William Phillips, vire Kenyon,. re6i,,tie4. Dated Marcit 12, 0368: Lieutenant John Cart - wr:blit, vice Wainriglit, resigned. Datedas above. Lieu tenant lona Singleton Taylor, vice Walker, resigned. Dated as above. • • To beLieutcoapts—Ensign Henry (ones, vice Frazer, resign ed. Dated Slarch tz, 58°8. Ensign Robert Scott, vice Ward, deceased, Dated as above. Ensign lames Fos- tame, vice %Vigilant, resigned. Dated March 13, 1808. Samuel Prujead - Wright, vent. viCe Phillips , promoitat. Dated Ls abpve. Wm. George Russ, Gent. vice Cart %%light, promoted. Dated as above. John Austin, Gent. vice Gordon, deceased. Dated as above. Loyal - British Artfficers. To be Captains—Lieutenant J. 1. Bunning, vice Green, le signed. Oeted Maich 54, 1408. ESL!. vice Waters, resigned. Dated as aboVe. T. Leonard, Esq. vice Gillies, resigned. Dated as above... Charles Adoics, Esti : vice Alston, resigned. Dated as above. George Smith, Esq. vice Burton, resigned. Dated as above. To be Lieutenatits.—Gemv Tay lor,Gent. vice Bunning, pro- Ilinted. Dated as above. loins - s . slotripson Gnt. vice ro Addcs, pniotect. :'ated as above. Ricbard Cort, Gent. vice Leonard, promoted. Dated as above. 'llamas Ba -kcr, Gem . . vice Poole, resigned.. Dated as above. iloontrtury and Inns of Cwa t Ass&ciatielr. Lieutenant el.arles Walker to be Captain, vice Richmond, It:taped. Dated Match fs, tgoe. St. ( serge's Volunteers.; fames Reid. Cent. to be Ensign, vice lohnstony.promoted. Dated Feb. to, OA. Duke of Cutrherland't Sharpshooters. Thomas Reece, Esq. to be Captain. Dated feb. 25, Commission In the Pembrokeshire Militia, signed Gy the Lord Lieutenant. George Roch,, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated March ij, IMNKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Harrimi, of Alaochoror, merchimt. • • BA NK U I'7 . William nand, of Whitehaven, Cumberland, muslin-ma nurtheturer, to furrender April 13, '4, arid May 17, at ele ven, at the Crown and Mitre, Carlisle. Attornies, MN Wordsworth, Staple's-11m, London ; or Mr. Lowry, Carlisle 4 • Sainucl Redfern, of Sti)ck port, C - iieslaire, cotton-spinster,A pill p, ts,, and May 7, .1....,:b•b1ev.at ihopogar.d ParttLige Stockport. Mr. tlitriOp, Stbi:kport .; Ldge, loner Ternine,.l.4alition. %ViWain liouclier, of Birmingham toy-maker, April 14, t 6, May 17, ;at eleve n , t r tot dell Inn, Birmingham. At torniea,,. Messrs. Kindetley, I.i.ng, and ince - , Gray's-Inn London ;. or Nlessrs. Smith an d Arnold, Birmingham. , joseph Whitehead, of Stockport, Cho shire, virniailer, April lb, 2q, and May 17,•ar tour, At the Castle Baia , Stockport. totliies Mr, Baddeley, Stockp ort; or Mr. LIIICCiIi . :3-11111,. London. S;unnt I Wright, late of Leeds,. Yorkshire,, vidualler, April at, at six, 22, aixi May 17, .4 eitArii, at the Wilde SWitil 11111, Leeds, Atiurnies, Mr. Graqer, Leeds or Mr.. La. inur,Osi 1.111e0:11's-lilli, London. Wiliiaiii Ord and Joseph Lwbalik, of Monk wearmouth- Shore, D utham, mercers and drapers; April 2g,34, and May 17, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishopwcarinouth. A;tor. nict , , Bisnupwratmouth ; ur Messrs. Swani Stm-nt, and 'Niaph!s, I.IIQ Imry, , Tames Green Cuslake, late of V.' hin.t' Horse -street, Stepney, Alicltilesex, tallow-chandler. and meirer, A pill r I, at tett, 19, at eleven,.and May 17, at one, at Guildhall. • Astor. hey, Mr. •Filliny,ham, Union.strett, Whitt:eh:Ape!. 1611 i. Seale, of Southampton-Street, C•miherwell, Surrey, mathematical.instiument-itialter,, Apia. 16, 26, and May 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, London- Attorney, Mr.,ur man, Golden-square. D I IDIINDS. • April 16. John Auther and Thomas Anther, of Creat, St. Helen's, Lonthin, insurance brokers, at elever4 at Guild ' hall. .April 30. Ldward Eagletcn, late of cheapside, London, grocer, and tea.dealer, at twelve, at tlay 14. lames linden, the Younger, late of Clipstone.street, Sr. Mary.le.bone, Middlesex, ea, venter, at one, at Cuilu. hall. al3ay 7. , „ s , Praneis Scurry, of Kent-roan, outnwark,Stlfrey, coal-dealer, at eleve n* a t London:' • • April 29. Wit lium scil.. 1V iil.arn Wright, jun. anti joint Maude Wright, of Wellelose-square, Miudltsex', coal-merchants, at one, at Guildhall. May 7.• Robert Jameson, of I runmonger.lane, London, linen , tAlor, at ten, at Guildhall. A 011 William Kennett, of Snowritill, London, baker, at ten, at Guildhall. April 30. Wiiiiant Ivy, ..of Titchfield.street, St, hlary.le bone, hininlesex, tailor, at eleven, at Gnildhall. 'May 3. Witham Young, u: Seten in Hoick:mess, I.',OrkSliire, grocer, at eteveri, at the Crtm Keys !cal, King:ono-upon. fI .11.• • •,h. May 3. Henry Weeks, of the Edgware,road,•Micldlesex, car. tier, at. twelve, o r cin,i,mait. May. 3 ..Low.rd - Ma,,,,,ii., ; , of Welleinse.square, Middle sex, tallow...liandlcl, at twelve, t C . April to. Wrn. Price, of Leadetiliall.-! . ,r0., , r, London, tailor alicl man's mercer, at twelve, at Cel:(11.111. May 7. Chairs Jaunts, of Cateatotricer, London, tihbon ' manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall. M a y 7 . h t iy,, , i ,rd Warner, jun. of Little London, lamp.manutatturer, atone, at Guitills4ll. April 59. Edwaid Wainwright, of. 'Phone, Oxfordshire, beats urr, attirven, at the V:liirc Hart tun, Aylesb ury . • A pit; 2,„ !oho Pearson, of A ;in ~r,4 I,urria :.4)-ence, of i;i.,ckbunt, Lancashire, cunt-dealers, at ekven, at the Q , :cert's Head, • - - z. iticlusd I Ina. 14tc-of ilotiserbarn. Yoikstirc, liquor. tili:rchant, at twelve, at the Kett !jot; [tin, Itotheiham. Apra O. eremiali A pplebT, of Chatli.mr, :a twelve, at Ludilon: May 3. luhit Sanpoon, of Artiilery-sam, BOrrnondsey, Surrey, tilikM-4,...149dter, at twelve, at Guildhall, LA,. don. Nlay iT. lerenndli Collier of Pitclicombe, Glowestershiro, Plothier, at twvlve, at the King's Arm& Inn, Stro4d. . . • . April 36. Itcchald Enock, or Oxlortt-ttrret, Al.ddlesex, tailor, at one, at Guiltl.l)All. _ April 30. Arthur 11;avic, of fiirminglntat, latlor, at twehe, iret the Ruyal ti tel., Diriningharn. ?114y to, T nomas tau: , ot Ox ford. tualket, Middlesex, tallow.ch,aidlcr, at ten, at Goildttall. CERT' IF IC.RI TIE 5. • April 7,6. Samuel Walker, of Leeds, Yorkeltire, maltster. W ht. -I)asieopurr, now or tate Of N.l.lrsdz.n, Yorkin iro , keqlcr. • 104t-pil Wilkinson, fcrerniaii Riley Wilkinson, ato kseph ClLaitsWotl ii;ol`Gjidcw,jl;e-olreet, 5r col:shire, merLtialit.s, lames Wilde , scow or late of Dat e , SaddPavcirt4i - :. 1114,1i shire; clothier. Alexander liendy,' of Thornhaigh:street, - Bedford-square, Middlesex, painter. arrancis Hall, of krinyn-street, Westminster, cord waineE.. • P...IRINERSIJIPS IIiSaOLVED. Samuel Shaw, f onarhan Hodson, ThoinaS K.. Yates, „Mary Y.nes, amt Robert Bailey, of hlancliester and'ltadclide, • , ealico.printers . Wuitant Ibborson, George Ibbotson, a nd Robert sFox,. dt Sheffield, grocers. bourn fleale), pith Totnkinson, and Richard Tomkinson, of Liverpooi;.robaceo-inatior s detarreri. , • Titornas Spencer and thaw : . ; of Skiptun, York, ironnioil);il6. • jamea lieririBtoo and Matthew GibsOn, of Manchester, vete rinary _,rgeolis. • . - • Hugh Wagetatr and john Litman, of Manchester, spindle makers. • . Henry Gaskell and Henry Peet, of Wigan. Lancaster iron mongers. John and Thomas Fuller Beard, of Long-acre, tailors. Scholes birch, Maurice De. _lough and bun IJe lough, of Liverpool. ' . . • 'Scholes Birch and Maurice De I ongh, of Manchester. Wheldon and Samuel Cuthuist, of the t lay market, , . . cork-cutters. : Richard Tusuti, of ilowick, and Rowland Duckett, of Pres ton, dealers. . . Thomas and Henry Hall, of llolton-le.Mcors, curriers. Joseph Wahnsley, of Yate Ilank . ,Heory kown.end and lames Green, of Over Dawes', Lancaster, cotton-spitmers. Margaret Anderson, William and lanct.lontiston, of Upper Thames-street, coal merchants. Sarah anti lames VVorrall, of Salford, Lancaster, t4ers. Otho Hidine and 0 tlio Dudson, of Land's End, Lancaster, whitsters. • John Tilndill and Joint Wardle, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cabinet-makers. Mr. L: an eminent stock-btoker, put an end to his existence en Monday last, by shouting himself with a pistol. He rode to town that morning from his villa in the country, about 14 miles distant. 'When he reached his house in Coruhill, he read a letter, put into his hands by his servant, which seem ed to atfett him Much. Shortly afterwards he com plained of fatigue and indisposition, and. said he would retire to his bed -room. lle did so r and was fbund there,,M the course of the day, dead, with the pistol' lying. by him. It was supposed that the pistol was fired about I t o'clock, but nu report was heard by the .servants. Mr. L., it appears, was un der considerable *embarrassments,. Which were 'un known even to his intoner or his family, but which bad occasioned a ,depression of spirits that led to the unhappy catastrophe. Mr. L. had been in the habit of giving expensive enteitainments to the Nobility in the country. .He left behind him a letter, the tendency of which was to exculpate Mr. C., his partner, from any blame which might be imputed to hitn. . ~ A cations Discovery, wliich involved the reputa tion of e Young Lady of Chaeater, was made in Pall-Mali on Sunday eight.—An officious hackney coachman set down a Gentleman and the Young Lady in Trestle!, in. I'4lll-Moll; between eleven and twelve o'clock at night, and the coachman demanded two shillings for his rine. T:e Gentleman gave him eighteen-pence. The coachman, dissatisfied, se cretly followed. his passengers, and after an affec tionate parting, the Young Lady knocked at the door (4 a reputable house to Pall-Mall,' not many yards trout the spot Wbere the coach had stopped ! The coachmen accosted 1 0 ' a Lady at the door for another. tivb:.which she refused to give, and on the door being" opened, the coachman still pressing for 1 his money,. and still being refused, he appealed to two persons belonging to the lionse,- whether the time be bad waited, together with such, a distance' from a certain house ty - 7/010 ritty - fur accommodation .of the sexes, in the vicinity of Soho-square, did not entide hiM to a two-shilling fare ? The Lady fainted cm her faux Pa being related, and the ineddl6g coachman was dismissed with his six-pence. :The Lady's Gallant is the son of a Lord. Th e . Constable of Wohrerhampton, when takieg down the mines fig the late Militia ballot, called at the house of an old men named Thomas Evans, who, keptan ass 4o• carry coals from the pit for sale; and inquiring of his wife,. 'a very, deaf old woman, if he had a. son ? She' answered, through mistaking . the .question, " Hey, What do, you say ?—there:- our ToMmy,"'the name by which they called the ass.— The Constable asked her' how old Tommy - was i She replied " about twenty." The name of Tommy Evans %yak put in the list ; and it so Happened that Tommy was ' When tho COnstable went to serve the summons, say , itig he had a bit of paper for Tommy, the old WOillail :And he was in the garden, and showed the place where he was feuding. The Peace Officer's ' chagrin, and the merriment of the town at his expellee, whenl the donkey was a6tually dressed tap with the cockades of - the recruits, and lerithrough the streets, may be readily conceived. We'are happy to contradict the paragraph stating, `the.death of the man gored by a bull in the Home. Nrk, on Wednesday last.. The poor fellow who 'had so nearly fallen a vieliin . to this ferocious animal, is cow keeper to his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT, and 'is in a fair way of recovery from his dreadful wounds. The Duke of Out LEANS,, Mr hear , ing of the accident, evinced the greatest degree of humanity, by his personal enquiries and attention to the unfortunate Sufferer. We understand that' a person of considerable re* speClability in the mercantile and insurance line, at Liverpool', has been committed to - the County Gaol . of Lancaster, to take his trial for the murdt; o f a Miss B. Alio 'had been an inmate of his house, and who was nearly related to his late wife, --- Souse suspicious circumstances .ttending the death of Miss 1 - 3' led tO . an ititinest, aud under the direCtion of the. Coroner; her body WiiS opened, and found to contain a considerable . quantity of poison, which wag pronounced to have occasioned her death. Time pri , boner was under eXatnination the whole of Thuriday, and part of Friday, at the expiration of . which, he Wati fully congnitted. • • Sunday , sennight a dreadful accident happened at , the Black hock, near ,Dublin :—A small boat, with, four men, tame from Donleary-to assist in removing, the iv,vtaining bodies . froni the wreck of the Prince of fra es , when the boat, by the heavy swell of the sea, was upset, and all on board perished. Builders of houses, on ,speculation, seem not a little pleased, from what occurred lately in the House of Commons, thit a htop is hkely to be. put to pri vate_ Lotteries. This is not to be wondered at, when it is .considered what a number of capital A.l.:n , :ions will' be gained, or 'the . instant, for less s takes of advelitt.9 .- e . thini would expence • the found:llion tvr an hunlbie 'cottage, LONDON Printed, b, Iticttan tioßk IS, Of No. 4 Mullett -court, B ow . stuc t ; and published by WILLIAM ARmiasa Scasprt, of Sow!' At the SL'N-OFFLCR No. Ice, btrand; where "like'? lisonents, Orders tor Ihe Paper, I ellen for the bititor, tic.(post-paid), , ,FATAx:FittGirr.---Airtterfrom,Favershamo dated - Y :i ! ,ril 3, says, " A boy, who had been watchi:zg • crows, on hii return 'UM w ! a fe (hip s;ntv,' lett: his gain in the 'corner of the room. A little fe1 , 0v.., 1 nine years old; running into the room, and taking i' the gun, exclaimed, f Joe; I will shoot you!' polled i ifte,trigger, and wounded his young friend in . !:.e hand and thigh: ''T‘i , o Gentlemen riding P:sb ; ratighted.„ arld: gave every,assistanee in their pnwer; One of them, shaking the little, fellow . ) . said, be would have him hanged:; .1.. - hich had such an etfcct, on him that next ,morning ,be-was nutible,to ri , e. He cried, and holiAtJoe, would get better. He w.ls . : assured he was getting.better, and th:tt he nri , ,4ht see _him : he' did sO, and appeared. more compo , o.: i but his feelingswere too great for his strength, .to:t.• on Thursday morning he died. Ihe wounded by ~ is now walking abottt." SHIP NEWS. • GRAVtsElkill, APRIL I. Passed b. 7 -the Juliana. Jorgenson, from the West In.:Fel; Pacisry, Phillips; from 'Waterford ; Itoc, Thomas. trom itlichaePs ; ,Apollo; Grtiby, Hero. Robinson, Itesolutii , .4 Robone, Memel,-Ranson, Al trio. ‘Vrangh.gu, and the Con cord, PoUlker, from CottenCurgn. . • - Sailed—the Streatham. Dale, for India; Faith, Fertltlnr stone, for Surinatn ; Hill, and I-toper/01, Crlycy• for Barbadoes ; S Tobago ; I tirtitstry, for Queirre ; Tr'iro, Robtrtsoti, for Loriciondeiry ; 1 rf.l Nletvolle,Cameton, for St. Viiicent's; r . New Providence ; Riga Packet, W tote, tor, Deinerar4 ; • tune, Stnith, for St. 'Thomas's; Cora. Etinson, I,loca. mons, General I3oyd, Smith, for St-Kitt's ; and the Bustrop, lot Newry.. BIRTIIS. . . On Satu-day list, at I'Ver:lnianston, in Stotrand, the Rig-htfri lion. Lady Sinclair, of A Son. ..,. a On hionclv last, at Doncaster, the 1...(1y of Lieutenant:: Colonel 11:11,. of a Son. t' Yesteitt:iyl in , Grosvenor-place,. the Lady cf R. ii... Co x, ' Esq. 013 Sun: • AbIIZR feD. . On Thurstley lost, ot'Soinshury, in the County of Meti cestrc, [ants Wc,t, lj 1 eir ''.6c-rt Park, Mibs itobati:;! (1-ruglater sialc twiret., of tit.: hite Robat6, Etsj. (P , Coinhe House. • Lately, at limit s tlu Rev. Delvad Lloyd, Chaplain of Slop thi.: Po.tp;:e, to Etna), !diet of Goicts. Cohhe. oltD. • Last Tlinrsday, at Taunton, where his RegillicHt quartered. 01 an tz ti.irtimat ion on :us lungs, Riclaard A ittl;-"*•• Esq. brc..th,r to t'ir John Aubrey, Bart„ and Colonel ,4 Royal Glamorgan Lie was Most pArticuill lee . l loved by his kri;irt:.-I,t, a$ is intizeti unirets:Ai; of 'rr as who mac so ildny as to know hi'''. 4 • ` Cate bAint! Ut . her fa her's iloitSt* in PtltylOffit s r Atithell, %Nat. or !rams Citioles efki,ilooDr. and ul,:eet dJughter at William loiniw.• , . Esq. Lately. at his Louse Vrightoo, k. liendersoit,, M.l). atter a very Icnk arat 7 On•the Ist inst. at her licitse, in tt'elbeck-street, f t; • South we.l. widow of Wiliiarn Southwell, Esq. of fralor`" ton-, in,Gioncestershire. On Satutday last, at Chichester, Miss Vunztg. -►; tex 3/ painful and•lishteritig On Sunday night, aged as.. Thomas Henry Sper'o hope, filth son of W. SjiocetStitithopo, Esti. u, ilor-squart. The same thy, in llatley.strcet, Mrs. Reed", Reed, Esq. ot,Chinchace Castle, in Northumboil. , ; ,.l . On Sunday the 27:h ult. at his apertineot:; at Cite Coffee •house, Willtant Seddon, Esq. of A..:tet) Hai), M3l3CileSter, :aged 5t years. On the 3ist tilt. JI 1 uppestield, Essex ) the infant ter of the itcv. Gilbert Aldlculin. STOCKS f PAY. Dank Stock, shot ~' .... :( I.' , ' Navy ; per Cent - 96* 94 India :it.;ii:-.., .i. ls. d it ie. ...' . Dish s per Cant . shut Exchequet Itzlik i 35...63. 3t 0 7: - s, 4 per Cent— s tiut 4s. pr. . 3 per Cent. lied. shat . Ontniutn, - • - 1 3- per Cent. Con. 64 il* ~ IMllefial 3 yer Cent. .. . 1 Hank Long Ann. 5110 i ' Inoia for Openiny,, 173 .., ?. .1 Ditto Short Ann. Cnns. for tatli April, 64 :-; PR/CF 0 rts:r 111611 11/A - Thit AT LONDON OIIIIGE TO-MOP.' KOW. Morning, 52 min. Atm . la: AfranooN 25 after (r.. 1 "l'o TIIIP.-1 , 13 TAN' 1.014, liscy N0„,9, New Itridge-Street, London. flou•Nireil Sir, • ' Ltqiiburgli, Nara 0. It' I ; 112C4. ieave to! itilbrin you, that eyer iihwo rite' year t7p, 1 haveiwecri atflitted with the LiiesVegt-1 rea ; which, Troia its oWtinately ret•isting every c..,orse t'a • Mislicine rre:a. ailed by the' most enaineht of th-:, Vac , : i t , here, and euideritoiniz several - severe .:Dawes of sieivi". Y and•twice discharged front the Hospital, with lath: s".,".tt. would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. 10 ''''- sfiriagol last year my disorder had gut to such a hl•. A 1 3 : : nearly to put a rerioa to . my existence•—l h a d a 1 410 i t, n , '. on the clown 01 my head, •one on each arm', and ln Y —l / 2 - ' Were brake mzt in a frightful manner ;• my ri, - ,ht w4i 4' 44 ' • .•. fully painful, and hail been in a st mt. of ulceration fort !-,..,,, last seven years; my . left had also two large nodes " on Ito . was very Innen descoloured, and- gave- me such eXCfatiat. ' ing pairs . Partictiktly when warm in brd, as nearly to d i prive me of rest ; to thiS lamentable state,• I was rec °l . ri ; mended by Sir. J. ThompSoii, (who received se? PO' -. -cure by them here), to take your Leake'S't Patent l'igto• which I be,:an to ii. o n ;h e courstt of a-fortni,tiii, I bepen to rec 2 'el_ t v li e. (11X.r.r!lit)—liniii iftir, n r i.: • than a mown. roe ulcers oil i nv - li ci , s i. a nd- Ar,9 6 ."';',..,- Sonr.ity healed --:.w.;:i after,. thc „„ v.. , ~,, in ,. k.,4s 11: 1,,5 ' also; leaving, ho-,cever, Onisea.::::bie discoio;irati , e l In rhc s iit.u t ga i l l :g b ? nc it a ii3 l:( ,l : l 2 ,t ;l si i , c il litar. a l ,c; i i i:i l i t: s4 l 4 , : l ii :zi t: i t t :t ie: l ; T :u l:O i( i l i e t th ! i : l el '. l:,Lii i :.: , ::e i ‘ :r ita ll ; l if i l: ) ( l, : ! o. ) :: i.) . is ' i: ' ); ,.) ,l) : : : (ll r e .: . : l ;,l g 01.114 Oa: 1 V.ILIS became, by your iojerj . h ive. - e.ind Me ' &chic., perfc:lly tr.!: from all :71.- , (Inner t-cer.i'l."'•''''' .- have recovered :11),,tortner SriritS ATI ., i .Stra94;l:l, .i , ,t 3 ' 7 ' ' : , CGlne j.A . .} . 2:Vt lac, in which state itavent:. , •:' ,, r" .-- ';' ''-'7:'ll' inohttis to tik.: astonishment of a.i wh. , k s :. IC.V. no:, i , t ,- • .1, 4 to k r:t .' h ls ' c in i g n ocx,a::: i t o t. ; r i:,: l i l l w e t r: si s e b t s' l i nk.ti e l l . 7 l :ig i n t ! r s ! h r:t i a r t. 4l; s oc . ll : : l 4 : l4 ,7 l l4 l :;, c ' : ,ni , : ;!1 .,, , ;1 1 :7 1 1 ; 1 1 :::,.. in sO .4:lntlg, ytitz wilt greatly tbsege, ,;,ri ~---.- ,Z„ '°beditnit. v i ery humble servant, Al .l - . X.M.I. I% II r , ... SWall . s Ciose, High-street, Ldiethwt-g ), • ' ‘Vttelesszs to 1.1::: above Cii re . .;,'..• ' lo ° 0 " : l ' i t l4,/ m r U P : ° li N . .0114d,,u;is3..4eirl'iNb‘17- i.: l' l L at' t , r i , ( lll '' ''t " l:;tr ) .til.an(r' - i' , ~, , „. i'repared met Sold by i. , it: "roe e roprxt .. " , 'Timm^ t; 'l',4y Loa, Aten,ner or tne ie.,,,,i1 C0i0,;!... getins, at let! H oo ,e, N,:„ 9, Ni , ,v I,nd:4,i-tarot, I,,i'l'iust't, wliere, after 4 C4iii,upit residence Or t,, ,,, ' i(irvi. t;t1:1):rg years, it) 4 partite particularly . ilire-- - _ied to ttkc: C.fsor - VrlttlCarCii/110.4litta and those isicitiental to toe 1'4.; o f Generation, with that inviolable seciecy ...Ouch al''' he his profession siuoild always obse; , ..c in such cas" , 1 , ttmvai 'himself,. the advilXar.d assist-vire h e g ratuitoull o klitunisters to pets-,us taking tios NiAicine, wil l 1 , esteemed, by 2 diSieriong toblic, as an advantage (; dr-rriait.t . inable,a4l void ot 4.t1 artibigidt± , . .. Alsz sold, by his app.,mei..:nr, t,,r the cotavertict.c; 4 f . those hying :=1 a di,itaii , -,e, Ar :h,. :...•..- ',;:r.r's. Nu. 3S' (r . Alban's-street, Pall -Ala:1 ; the 14, , j ..,',. •:), No. lob ,—,: - Ord -street ; ME. Dieboroug Ws, No. -. ri.ei -s tree:- rni'ir Mn. Steel's, Itookscaci, No. t, .ljt.i , ~ ,- :-..., Little Ty,' , err hilt; Mr. Baxter's', So-.;th-briet.;e, ..,' , .Ji .,, iigh; Mr. 1 - %; - , donad, , Glas..ow ; Mr boil, ifaioe-street, Lubin; a l. / . 3' ow per„,.n in every corisedera:' , ir towis ill 6 mac Jul ram. ri u lrelind; in floy.es i.f - ,.)1111: 2S. 9A. e;sci., ,e,eet‘i -LIP '''' ith 11 0 and Plata directieois, whet c:); r.--,,.,..:, ~i attlier Bcl in CUM then - pelves wttb ease, sit-e.., ,t-e:;e‘y, 4n , i Sarelf • with : ,. 1•1 ::.t . ,, i 5 5 : a f, t vs.: t y le it:: :: o illi i , d: j n in ( ,) ,: ,__ .o..l . lrita , ti 1:.; eidaie ( "P rs a a S . T2:lli' , , ciu wfi - !:41, 'by taY.,ur i.i tlii; ;:uII)I7IISSiOnC,e,„ s a i i e t- I L. , ,ge,;:llir;ge,rircit,"--,.W..iixiiiiitC v. , tli4h - :S T 4'..e.;rulr/ryl: r'lVlNZa_______ ...... ' l 9 3 i ott i : Multon• street, G rostenot aqua re t - must be addresse4.